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Hey,Long time Rhino user, but recent user of Grasshopper. I have a basic question, but I have a feeling there isn't an easy solution. I have a very complex ghx written for an architectural project…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Daniele Profeta Nov 2, 2012.
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Daniele Profeta replied to Jeff Davis's discussion Units m-ft"Sorry Brian, now it doesn't open at all.
It brings up a Message: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
Not sure about this. Thanks for your help.
Daniele"
Brian Harms replied to Jeff Davis's discussion Units m-ft"Hey Daniele,
I just took a quick look and there was a path mapper in there that didn't account for a certain branch structure. Try this and let me know if it works.
-Brian"
Daniele Profeta replied to Jeff Davis's discussion Units m-ft"Hi Brian, the Arch component that you posted here is exactly what I am looking for, only problem is when I open it in my GH 0.9.0006 it comes out labeled as OLD and it completely disregard the fraction denominator.
See attached image.
Any…"
Brian Harms replied to Jeff Davis's discussion Units m-ft"Hey Jeff,
That looks like my Arch Dim converter! Glad to see someone's getting some use out of it.
I'll admit I'm still not sure exactly what you are after, but maybe this? (also see attached)
It's the reverse of the…"
Michael Pryor replied to Jeff Davis's discussion Units m-ft"I see, well i think the only thing that can change a slider value (besides you) is Galapagos."
Jeff Davis replied to Jeff Davis's discussion Units m-ft"please forgive my inability to explain myself clearly in a program I obviously have no idea in what I am doing...
That is just the reverse of what I had ft to m instead of m to ft. My sliders are already set up to work for m, thus I…"
Jeff Davis replied to Jeff Davis's discussion Units m-ft"I just tried this, and in a way it works. It might be easier if I could get it to work this way instead [see image].
A is the distance in meters that I have converted to ft and inches [B]. Which works out only if you guess or…"
Michael Pryor replied to Jeff Davis's discussion Units m-ft"maybe another option could be that you make make a cluster that is the conversion mathematics you require. Or if its simple for instance. (1 inches = 25.4 millimeters) then just save a multiplication component off to the side somewhere with 25.4 set…"
Jeff Davis replied to Jeff Davis's discussion Units m-ft"This is what I thought. I am trying to manually convert my new numbers into the metric system, but this might become to big of a hassle and not really a sustainable practice.
for the record I hate feet and inches. "
David Rutten replied to Jeff Davis's discussion Units m-ft"Grasshopper is a unit-less application, as is Rhino in fact. Units are only little bits of text that are appended to numbers when these numbers are displayed to the user. Rhino doesn't care whether you work in feet, or meters, or parsecs, it…"
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Hey,Long time Rhino user, but recent user of Grasshopper. I have a basic question, but I have a feeling there isn't an easy solution. I have a very complex ghx written for an architectural project that was using the metric system. All of the sliders, and numbers are based off of meters. I am trying to reconfigure this to use for an imperial project here in the US. Everything is already set up for new users [slide this to increase "X" and slide this to increase "y" and so forth]. It was…See More
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